The image depicts a large, dark-colored sculpture of a truncated human head resting horizontally on a grey stone pedestal

The image depicts a large, dark-colored sculpture of a truncated human head resting horizontally on a grey stone pedestal. The head features prominent, hollow circular openings where eyes would be, and its upper portion appears wrapped or banded with strips of material, creating a textured, distressed surface. The sculpture is situated in the Main Market Square (Rynek Główny) in Krakow, Poland. In the background, the ornate, light-colored facade of the Cloth Hall (Sukiennice) is visible, characterized by multiple spires and decorative elements. To the left of the Cloth Hall, temporary metal truss structures and a small wooden stall are present. To the right of the sculpture, a section of St. Mary's Basilica (Mariacki Church) wall rises, constructed from reddish-brown brickwork transitioning into greyish-white stone blocks; small recesses in the stone wall contain dried floral remnants. A slender, grey spire topped with a golden element, belonging to the basilica, is visible between the Cloth Hall and the brick wall. The ground is paved with dark grey cobblestones or pavers, which appear wet and reflective, suggesting recent precipitation. The sky above is uniformly overcast and grey. No people are present in the scene.